Looks unreal honestly I mean I've done the maths but seeing it irl is just amazing.

This is great to watch. These are the things children need to see in school at a young age. I also am intrigued by acoustic levitation, wind harps and also the way a sustained piano note rings out with the decaying harmonic fluctuations. And the triggering of sympathetic resonance on the other open strings.. thanks for presenting this. Resonance is a phenonium.

Observation: The amplitude gets lower and lower as we increase the frequency

@anupampandey683

3 жыл бұрын

@Varun Kumar the amplitude of a standing wave is inversely proportional to the angular frequency( if u delve into the math of It).Since source is increasing frequency so the amplitude decreases

@varunkumar7237

3 жыл бұрын

@@anupampandey683 correct

Great video thank you!

nicely done! that looks so amazing :D

That was really cool!

Thank you sir

Wowww, awesome video😮😮😮

Thanks sir....now i understood it very clearly.😍😍

nice one

thankyou ...for this

Does the Guage of the string play any role?

Love it. Just one question ...wouldn’t 22Hz have a wavelength more like 50 feet?

@digitalsoundandmusic5204

5 жыл бұрын

In air, yes. On a string, not necessarily. The speed of sound changes for different substances. Consequently, frequency and wavelength is a little different.

We want this in slow motion

I just wish he'd take the cell phone off his hip